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Fichte the first to transform Kant's theory of knowledge into an absolute metaphysic - His constitutionally syn thetic mind - Every philosophy must be a Monism Dogmatism and Idealism as the only two possible types of philosophy - Impossibility of explaining the Self by action ab extrw - Fichte's distinction between the Abso lute Ego and the empirical self - His speculative ex planation of the given element in knowledge - The Non Ego and the origin of consciousness - A series of me chanical metaphors - Fichte disclaims this interpreta tion of his theory - Exclusively practical character of his idealism at this period - It leaves no permanent reality in the universe - Later forms of his theory - Disuse of the term Ego - Schelling's Absolute a relapse into Spinozism - The inevitable result of substantiating the logical unity of thought as a creative Self - Fascina tion of the conception - Taken as a metaphysic, it de prives both God and man of real existence - Fichte's later developments - Life or Nature as the prizes of individuals - Knowledge as independent and self-ex istent - Existence of God out of and beyond the pro cess of evolution.
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